There is a story of a farmer who had a horse that ran away.
His neighbor came by and said, “Oh, that’s terrible.”
The farmer said, “You never know.”
The next day the horse came back, and it was leading two other wild horses. The neighbor said, “That’s wonderful.”
And
the farmer said, “You never know.”
Later, his son was training one of the wild horses, and while riding the wild horse, he fell off and broke his leg.
The neighbor came by and said, “That’s terrible.”
The farmer said, “You never know.”
The Cossack army came through recruiting everybody, taking away all the able young men. They didn’t take the farmer’s son because he had a broken leg.
The neighbor came by and said, “That’s wonderful.”
Andthe farmer said,
“You never know.”
And so it goes.
You Never Know
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Should I know?
You never know!
uncertainty is certain
You never know in the future, you will really become a billionaire or billionaire
Check out @gig's latest blog post about a farmer who teaches us the unpredictability of life through a series of events involving a runaway horse, wild horses, a broken leg, and a military draft. The key takeaway? You never know what will happen next.